Local Notes and Visits Reported Across Huron Area
Com Honey visits Hitchcock Pareds while Crawford may run for governor. Residents arrive from north Hitchcock and Des Moines. Brookings guest at Kent Monda Camp and a variety of social calls fill the week.
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HuRon Youth Study Abroad List Boosts Town Spirit
Readers compile a roster of Hu Ron students across colleges including University of Minnesota William Longstaff Roy Rameell Carl Weler Carl Mouser John Key Clarence Stewart Ralph Longstaff University of Wisconsin Lloyd Bonesteel George Blake Ambrose Blake Monty Appel Leo Squires Eugene Moriarity Harlan Bayard Beach Chicago University Sanford Lyon Harvard Tom Campbell Stanford Palo Alto California Harry Hutchinson U KAYAL Academy Annapolis Ralph Stewart Yankton College Roy Tredway Morning Side Iowa Ray Whitman Notre Dame Indiana John McMahon St Pauls New Hampshire Wm Campbell Chicago Rental College Harry Burke Chicago Conservatory Alford Smith Oberlin Ohio Miss Mabel Gienn.
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Roy Rameell
Carl Weler
Carl Mouser
John Key
Clarence Stewart
Ralph Longstaff
University OF Wisconsin
Anniversary night marks 25 years of Howe lodge in Huron
About 150 members gathered for an anniversary program featuring a 9 year old boy who mimicked minstrel bones with his tongue and teeth and music by his sister. State Secretary H J Rice recounted the lodge history since 1881 with charter members and a 25 year report detailing initiations, admissions, drops, deaths, burials and welfare payments totaling 28 006.63 in receipts. An oyster supper followed under Fred Lampe’s supervision, concluding a landmark Odd Fellowship event and reaffirming the lodge motto of friendship love and truth.
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John Copners
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H. J. Rice
Huron
M. E. Reed
New Hampshire
Wallace Tyler
New York
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Buachlag
Minnesota
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Watertown
Illinois
Rice
Fred Lampe
Odd Fellowship
Iowa in Doubt Election Bulletin From Pioneer Press
The Pioneer Press bulletin reports Cummings defeated in Iowa Hughes carried New York by 50000 Johnson elected Minnesota governor by 40000 Jones defeated as Minneapolis mayor by large margin The Iowa returns are slow but indicate a Democratic victory.
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Pioneer Press
Cummings
Iowa
Hughes
New York
Johnson
Minnesota
Jones
Minneapolis
McCleary Defeats St. Paul In Gubernatorial Ballot
Special to the Huronite reports returns from the district show McCleary ahead though the result is in doubt. Republicans have carried New York Wisconsin Massachusetts Nebraska Montana South Dakota, while North Dakota remains uncertain.
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St. Paul
New York
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
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South Dakota
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Republican ticket in Sioux Falls district triumphs
Sioux Falls voters reelected the Republican county and legislative slate while J T Toohey the sheriff candidate and Frank Parkman for state senator were defeated.
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South Dakota
J. T. Toohey
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Great Northern Railway Offers One Way Fare Roundtrip Special
The Great Northern Railway announces round trip tickets for one fare and one third with sales on November 28 and 29. Final return limit is December 3. For more information contact E. Co Hanewon.
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Lecture Course at Huron Opens with Hobson Talk
The YM College announces a late start for its annual lecture course due to building delays. Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson will headline the opening lecture on December 14, reflecting the planned move to the new opera house and the improved college facilities including a five hundred seat chapel with steam heat and electric lights.
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Bureau
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Watertown Huron clash marred by fan interference
A Watertown vs Huron high school football game at Watertown Saturday afternoon drew crowd disruption from Watertown fans urging officials and teams. Huron players like Niesteadt Thomason Rowley and Davis impressed, with Watertown’s Watkins and Sauer highlighted, as officials faced pressure and a late touchdown amid disputed calls.
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Proves Fatal Dances Lead To Pneumonias And Consumption
After exposure at dances many men and women catch cold that worsens into pneumonia or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to break up a cold with no serious results. Refuse imitations. buy the genuine in a yellow package from Holland Wheeler.
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Holland Wheeler
Decisive vote in Paris on church state policy
Paris parliament reassembled as Premier Clemenceau and War Minister Picquart faced an attentive chamber. The cabinet read its policy declaration and earned applause as it promised full liberty under the law separating church and state. The government program passed by 395 to 96.
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Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Picquart
Schiff Joins Journeymen StonemasonsUnion No 84
Jacob H Schiff became a member of the Journeymen Stonemasons and Letter's union No. 84 of Greater New York and pledged not to work for less than 70 cents an hour and to avoid nonunion jobs. Initiated by William J. Skinner, he received his card to lay the cornerstone of the First Hungarian Congregation Ohob Zedek synagogue.
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Jacob H. Schiff
Journeymen Stonemasons and Letters’ Union No
Greater
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Schiff
Ohob Zedek
Democratic Candidate Dies Before Election Night
In Marinette Wisconsin on November 6 D Trot tier Democratic candidate for county treasurer collapsed and died at his home aged about sixty five leaving a large family. His Republican opponent B C Havling lies in critical condition and is not expected to live.
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Richards Trust Company
Beadle County Central Committee
8. D. Agricultural College
Brook
Marinette
Wis
D. Trottier
B. C. Havling
Wounding of Colonel Bezheranoff by Own Troops
An accidental volley misfire at Nizhni Novgorod during practice wounded Colonel Bezheranoff of the Viborg regiment, led by the German emperor as honorary commander. The shot, fired by a member of his own command, was reported as accidental.
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Russia
Bezheranoff
Viborg
Milling linemen killed by contact with live wire
Sioux Falls November 6 1898 report states two electric milling linemen for the company were killed after touching a live wire while at work. Their identities are not listed in the surviving fragment.
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Sioux Falls
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Conference with Utes near Arvada reported to military secretary
A telegram from Major General Greely in St Louis forwards a report by Colonel Rodgers and General Wint on a successful conference with the Ute Indians near Arvada. The message approves the outcome and notes the discussion's progress as of November 6.
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Washington
Greely
St. Louis
Rodgers
Wint
Arvada
Denatured alcohol study questions small scale profits
Washington reports that Dr. H W Wiley of the Agriculture Department says small scale alcohol production is unlikely to be profitable. The bulletin outlines main uses for industrial alcohol and notes current price barriers, with potential competition only if priced near petroleum and gasoline.
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Department of Agriculture
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Democrats Sweep Possible in Richmond Congressional Race
Richmond vote forecast in the November election suggests light turnout. Democrats expected to win all districts except the Ninth, held by a Republican, with both sides leaning toward a Democratic victory in that district.
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Richmond
Diphtheria Forces Wisconson School Closures
Black River Falls health officer orders city schools closed until further notice after four recent diphtheria cases, three of which were fatal, with no new cases reported.
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Black River Falls
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